The Game of Parenting Adult Children: Zorina Pritchett’s Zochey Vision

In this episode of ABC's Parenting Adult Children, host James Moffitt welcomes guest Zorina Pritchett to discuss her journey from caregiving to game creation. Zorina shares her experiences as a disabled veteran and caregiver, and how these roles inspired her to create non-digital games that promote family bonding and digital balance. The conversation explores the challenges of caregiving, the impact of digital devices on attention spans, and the importance of creating meaningful family memories.

Keywords

parenting, adult children, caregiving, non-digital games, digital balance, family bonding, Zorina Pritchett, James Moffitt, resilience, empowerment

Takeaways

• Zorina Pritchett shares her journey from caregiving to game creation.
• The importance of digital balance in today's tech-driven world.
• Creating non-digital games to promote family bonding.
• Zorina's experience as a disabled veteran and caregiver.
• The impact of digital devices on attention spans and family time.
• How Zorina's games help with cognitive skills and emotional regulation.
• The role of patience and creativity in caregiving and game design.
• Zorina's games are available on Walmart online.
• The significance of creating meaningful family memories.
• Encouraging children to develop social skills through interactive play.

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